Kubernetes - NamespacesWhy should you create a custom namespace in Kubernetes instead of using the default namespace?ATo increase the cluster's CPU capacityBTo disable network policies for all podsCTo automatically update all pods in the clusterDTo isolate resources and manage them separatelyCheck Answer
Step-by-Step SolutionSolution:Step 1: Understand the purpose of namespacesNamespaces help organize and isolate resources within a Kubernetes cluster.Step 2: Identify the benefit of custom namespacesCreating custom namespaces allows separate management and resource isolation for different teams or projects.Final Answer:To isolate resources and manage them separately -> Option DQuick Check:Namespace purpose = Isolation and management [OK]Quick Trick: Namespaces isolate resources for better management [OK]Common Mistakes:Thinking namespaces increase CPU capacityBelieving namespaces auto-update podsAssuming namespaces disable network policies
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